History Series / JulIBlafjell

* StrangeSyntaxSpeaker: Tvilling was "born backwards" and as a result he speaks backwards -- not in the SdrawkcabSpeech way; he says the words correctly but they come out in reverse order. At one point he tries to help Mjøltyt the baker by counting how many cakes he's got left, whereupon he counts them backwards too and concludes the there's one cake left.

* EatingOptional: THis is the case for blånisser, though it's only alluded to in the series proper when Turte mentions during a conversation with Rødnissejenta that she never gets hungry. The novelization directly states that while blånisser don't have to eat -- they may occasionally snack on berries or mushrooms, but this is only because they like the taste and not out of hunger. The exception is if the blånisse is very young and still growing -- in that case they might occasionally get hungry and need to eat something.

* EatingOptional: Seems to be the case for blånisser, as Turte mentions during a conversation with Rødnissejenta that she never gets hungry. Since the same isn't the case for rødnisser, Turte has to travel to the small town where the human characters live in order to find food for rødnissejenta.

''Jul i Blåfjell'' (''Christmas on Blue Mountain'') is a Norwegian {{Julekalender}} (a type of advent calendar television series that runs daily from December 1st to 25th) that was first shown in 1999. It takes place in the same continuity as ''Amalie's Jul'', and introduces blånissene, a type of blue-clad goblin who live inside a mountain known as Blåfjell, the Blue Mountain. Blånissene can only go outside during the "blue hour", the hour each dawn and dusk when the sun dips below the horizon and the sky turns deep blue. The blånissene exist to protect the mountain and are responsible for creating this blue hour using blueberries.

''Jul i Blåfjell'' (''Christmas on Blue Mountain'') is a Norwegian Advent Kalender that was first shown in 1999. It takes place in the same continuity as ''Amalie's Jul'', and introduces blånissene, a type of blue-clad goblin who live inside a mountain known as Blåfjell, the Blue Mountain. Blånissene can only go outside during the "blue hour", the hour each dawn and dusk when the sun dips below the horizon and the sky turns deep blue. The blånissene exist to protect the mountain and are responsible for creating this blue hour using blueberries.

''Jul i Blåfjell'' is a Norwegian Advent Kalender that was first shown in 1999. It takes place in the same continuity as ''Amalie's Jul'', and introduces blånissene, a type of blue-clad nisser who live inside a mountain known as Blåfjell. Blånissene can only go outside during blåtimen, which they are responsible for making using blue berries. They exist to protect the mountain.

We follow a young blånisse jente named Turte, during a December where strange things happen in Blåfjell. Someone is dumping trash near the mountain, which interferes with the blånissenes ability to create blåtimen. In addition to this, the key to one of the caves has mysteriously gone missing, and Erke, one of the older blånisser, has been behaving strangely. Turte decides to investigate, and find out just what is going on.

* FantasticRacism: Turte's parents take longer than any of the other blånissene to accept Rødnissejenta. Their skepticism even seems to extend to colors other than blue when they are struggling to create a color shown in the Queen's crystal, [[spoiler: purple.]]
* GreenAesop: One of the sub-plots deals with the village people trying to figure out what to do with all their trash. Mamsen and Lillegutt attempt to make money off of this by taking the trash away, but dump it near Blåfjell, interfering with blånissenes ability to create blåtimen.

''Jul i Blåfjell'' is a Norwegian Advent Kalender that was first shown in 1999. It takes place in the same continutiy as Amalie's Jul, and introduces blånissene, a type of blue-clad nisser who live inside a mountain known as Blåfjell. Blånissene can only go outside during blåtimen, which they are responsible for making using blue berries. They exist to protect the mountain.